The Greensboro patriot [November 25, 1887]

              ind Mo-t Exten-
. ipor in Piedmont
.' lag Ihfl Entire
:ti«er* MiiHt Appro-
Such a Medium for
Mt before a Prosper-
^ERll ING RATES
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IHJi LrKkHlNSBORO PATRIOT.
DEMOCRATIC SUPREMACY FOR THE COOD OF ALl, ANB A DEMOCRATIC ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTERED BY DEMOCRATS.
EHTABUSHED IB ISM
MEW MKI«,.M1. 1.1.9| GREENSBORO, N. C, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1887. IE. W. u IIIIIBI in, r.ll,,.r« rnntlni.
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,RT I OUGLAS,
LAW,
.
\\ . FoRBIS,
Written r" rtha PATRIOT.
SHADOWED LIVES.
BY HK8. (HAS. I). VKBNOX.
IMPROVEMENT*
(» IC >i l . \ '• * W, MINI Kll.)
v. IlIt'll
VHRO -. a, \. C.
£:. G. W. Whitsett,
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K. ' , M i).,
.m.l »1 Ut.l ON.
The long shining silver strati
stretched onl before him
- glhiteniug with the prioetaaa jewels
of a brilliant future, now lav brok-j
i'ii in tliu dust before him, u he
LAW. looked on wiUi «n anguished filled
soul, i'lip great flush verdant
meadows, now lav before him,
broa D and gear ; no freshness no
beauty, could his brave voung
strength ever gather Bowers from
this barren soil: or would only
thorns prick his fingers ami shade
i.ill across his pathway.
Leaving uow the beautiful pic-ture
to which since a tiny bdby boy
with his Bhnpel] limbs and yellow
curls bad given its greatest purest
beaut) : the dear old home where
his joyous laughter would never
i 'Oi" through the grand old
corridors. We left it slowly as ih.
\\ V HEALL.M.D.,
i I Miruroil.
lit - Irri B
Maile in North Carolina Duiiiigilir Pool
Week •> Reported b] IILC llalllinure
NsnursetiirerV Record.
Aslieville.—Work baa \n;-u com
menced cm the Seci nd Baptist
Ohnroh.
Ashtville—Mr. Uarrett is build-ing
a hotel.
i '.iban us Count] .—Machinery is
being purchased to reopen the
I'm mine. Smithdeul & Ritchie,
Salisbury, can probably give infer
mat ion.
Charlotte.—Carson Bros, cou
template adding a wag a I
to Hifi ■ spoke and handle I
Denton.—Frank Bros, are erect
ing a ne« grist mill
Dunn.—A 10 room hotel is to be
erected soon
Durham.—The Durham Wood &
Iron Manufacturing & Builders
Supply Cn. capital stock 9100,-
IHKI, Las been incorporated to
the uiaohine
Ooodwin & Co., and the sash, door
ami blind factory of .1. W. Black-well,
which art' lo bo oonsolit
Durham.—The contract to build
the 12 miles <>f the Durham &
Northern Railroad beginning at
Durham ami the In miles begin-ning
at Henderson, previous!] r<
ported,
READING.
THE
CIECDLATES I
OUILFORD,
VILLE.CAS
HANCE, C
RANDOI
SVTH.I
A
Pittflylvania. 1
ADVERTISE
PREPARED »PK<:IA1.I.V Foil THE
••PATRIOT" ■BADEM,
Three of the Northern Metuo
diet Episcopal liishops liavo died
since the last General Conference
—Bishop Matthew Simpson, Bish-op
Wiley and Bishop Harris.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOL PROBLEJI. suit I'll CAROLINA NEWS.
Mew. Soles of People and Thing. Culled
l-'rom tne Slate Paper;,.
Mr Rily Yearby accidentally fell *lECTLRE '"' "■«• «.■. HUGH*.
into a dry well at Raleigh thirty supiriuicndent PahUe ■■ameltTa Be-feet
deep. No damage.
New Hern Journal.- A roatl from
New Bern to Wilmington would
help both places, instead of de
DARLING.
lore Hit- Teachers' seminary Unl-vemlty
ol N. C. Nov. 15.
Bast rid ;..: Patriot bs W. T. WhiUott,
By special invitation Mai. Finger
straying one to build up the other.'delivered a lecture before the
The Christian schools are open
Davidson Dispahh: An unknown
white man, supposed to bo a tramp,
these words truly describe all that ,k'lr,ver br'dge.';st Saturday.
bear the namel Respeetfully sub
mitted to all conoerned.—Niikville
. 1 ilniaik.
A rich Baptist, who has put
half a million dollars into Baptist
enterprises, says to us: "I have
The I'-uow Hill KuUrprise has
completed its second year. Under
the editorship of Rev. \V. J. Kul-ford
it promises to be a useful,
elevated weekly visitor.
Charlotte Chronhle : A rich
strike has been made at the Duun
gone back r-300,000 of late, and if "oUI "lille' Mr. Uovey, the super-
I had not given those amounts
when 1 did it might not lie poaai-uppa
"I ble for me to give them now. lam
glad I did it then."—Richmond Re-ligious
Herald.
has been awarded to I
' Liuehan .\- Co., of Rah igb. Tbej
larkneaa ol night tell and , ll;lvi. ,.oi„m,.„c.,,i w,„,..
it up from our (ioldsboro.—N. O'Berry & Co.,
will incorporate ;is th. Enterprise
Lumber <"o. and increase their
• '•*■» . broi
Dr. W. H. Wakeiield,
I LIST.
capital. They will erect a new
building for their (louring mill.
Clenbarnie—Ettley & Mnrtaugli
. n-a.oro. N. t ..
\\ . GRII Hill,
,EOS DENTIST,
1... i iiillii.nl l'j.iM
u. w . TALK,
! 14 IS.. r.i ixu i in,
: LISA.
■
■
gaze.
Together with soul Bickening
sorrow we slon ly hit the grand
old place lying in state in the si-lenc!.
His brave young heart wag
tl to the core : but one attri-bute
sustained him : and lifted him
from the depths of despondency
Hope! "hope ever embellishing
with bright visions the dim future; |
and quickening to pursuit. In
endowed with this emotion what addingVpWning"m^to tteTraaw
wouiii have been the character and min
condition ol man I How blank ami Mooresvillc.-Godfrey & Co. of
unbenencent would hfe have been Providence, R. 1.. will erect a cot-as
;. mere rou id "i passionless in- tun i ic orv
tollectuallty. Whew would bay,- Sash County.—It is stated that
s charms that under m the Mann Arrington Mining Co..
gathering darkness lately reported, have purchased
11 ■>'■ I *5O,000 of machinery to de
■ It velopiug gold and a Ivei
mines.
High Point.—fames
basstarted the
mattresses.
Little River.—Qnske & Son arc
From a list of the Protestant
pastors in active service in Now
N ork city, drawn up by the secre
tury of the City Mission, it appears
that the l'r- tcstaut Bpiscopalians
lead, with 72; the Presbyterians
c >me next « tl. 62: the .Methodists
have ■">! : the Baptists -il: the Re
formed, (Dutch) 'SJ: the Lutherans,
21 ; the Independents, 12: the Ct a
gregationalists, 7, and the Reform-ed
Episcopalians and the Morav-ians,
2 each. This makes a total
of L'Sli.
II
indat-
■
\1 VRTIN HOUSE,
ON, V t' .
W. I'p-i-'r
■ HOTEL,
I. AIRY, N. c,
. mivelt
even amid the
of death still deal
have been the exquisite pro
dilution ot literature and art: with
out passion to portray, interest to
kindle or taste bo admire. Where
had been the enderments of home,
ami communion of Irienda without
velop their gold mine.
l'antego—The Albemarlc ,\
P intt
ing their road from Roper to Pan-teg...
Pomoua.—The Pom ma Terra
taring to add
,...d build addi
s hfe he had beer, quick to|tional dry kilns ami shed room.
the sweet bonds of sympathy and Cotta Co.' are pret
'"v.'',; , . . more m ichinery ant
II. V : :.'..
tal IMiiKl
hiinUliipH is like the lirst
l»:iti*: f'ioi!, ■• M."IIS for a
I. ()AK LEY,
Itl'lLDER,
-it.in. N . t ..
To die Merchants,
I IN \v'ARE,
<T- 1'. 'V"y»-T13^. s. '
] .. Lrndley & Bro.,
I EX,
la.
imboroi XJ". e '.
V IM.i ill - :
WOODS,
•.. IIAltHI R,
L'HINTERS,
i; « ►. s.. < •,
I HICKS.
.
»RANCE AGENCY ! :;i^d:!;E:: 5
'.' I I > l.• : KS 11)0,
I I t I I ., lil;\ il»0.
IT A: Co., Agents,
fMii ItRKD >llll.|„\s.
\ ic u. Am,,i.
see Hit- beauties of life » bich cbai m
with its satisfying depth. All Ins
ideas and aims bad been loftj in I
he had an almost idolatrous love
i-u the beautiful "whether in Na
!iin"s v.: t domain humanity's var
ied phases the artist's canvas-crea
tion, the manj mad music floating
from a wizards touch or the wild
weird rytbm origination in the
I ts brain."
Alwa.i s eagi r to promote the ail-ment
• >! the beautiful, always
-' tu enlarge the resoui ces - if
I i igrt --. al« lys aiding in various
ways in cultivating the faculties to
the attainments of all that was
glorious and noble; all which hail
.; tendency to elevn;ing and exalt-ing
life, generous and iinsel8sb
hteniug the bun! 'is of many a
i be beginuing of
t tasti ol
a momo'it
yet if there is nothing
i Ise to - ii isfj ..■ J; hunger «»' take
another bite and find it possible to
go on."
Now andtben 1 would hear a deep
drawn sigh wrung from mj mas-ters
bleeding heart. Ail the bright
promised lib- of brilliant achieve
lot-ids. and satisfied ambition had
been snatched from him and now
only a shadow tell skating out all
II id HI led tho noble pure
young heart But in his reflection
r\VII nun in iiif darkness was a
of a bright sweet line of
i bean iful : ■■■: a bright
\ igoraus cnltui --:1 mind, a ti ue ten
ib-r loving heart that had given its
■II. \ i - nu-uiorj whisper
ed to bitn that somewhere toss.-.i
oil lire billows was one—a woman
—who had given to him all the tit
vt.lion of her nature that he had
taken her love and enclosed it l>>v
evei in In- heal I ; and his - ml idol
iz il her it I til ill the depth ami
mortal can feel aud
to him she would always be held in
sacred aud chaugeh ss love, Mem
--I \ -> - uld al -t i> a bi ing her to him
as his own ; Ins own beautiful Eva
tint-. Ami somewhere, some daj
he would llnd her waiting ami
watching for him. This was the
only gleam in the glo >m ; the only
glimmer in the shade : the nulj
light in the darkness. And all
' to him by i In- iudomitnble
pi i-b- of his mother.
"Pi ide either Gnil • a dessert or
■ ones.
i i UK CIIH I IJil KD.
\ fare for l.-n.-.
A let ter has been :> ivedat this
luce asking'if there is a cure for
t so that a receipt for the
sent tin- « i iter of tin
Yes, there is .: cure—at le 1st il
is said to be u.curc by those who
1M\ i- been there. An afflicted in
dividual has spent years of study
m finding out a remedy and lias
published the following ;
Take 12 ounces of Dislike, I
pound ol Resolution, 2 grains ot
i 'omini - Be, 2 ounces of ' \
e, II large sprig ol Time,
and 3 quarts of the Cooling Water
of I 'onsitlt-raiiou.
Sit them over the gentle fire of
ii tin- Sugar
III it with the
Spoon of Melancholy, put it in the
bottom ol your heart, cork it with
the Cork of Clear Conscience, anil
let it remain, and you will quickly
find ease, ami be restored to your
Belle-e again.
I In * ■ liings i in be bad rf the
Apothecary at the House of I'M
derstandig, next door to Reasou,
on Prudent Street, in the Village
of Concern meut.
Don't hawk, and blow, ami spit,
'■ use Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedv.
Bolejack Rev. S. Taylor Martin made an
manufacturing of appeal to Dr. M. D. Iloge'scougrc-gation
in behalf ol the endowment
of Union Theological .Seminary.
He began by referring to Dr.
Hoge's grandfather, the first presi-dent
of the Seminary, ami said :
'•The forty yt.us cf the pastorate
of bis grandson, whose work. is
! around us to day, ami will
continue to be reproduced in Rich
mond and in Virginia, ought to be
sufficient to awaken profound in-terest
in this venerable school of
the prophets, so intimately con
i Railroad Co., are survey- uected with the progress of the
M i- ter's kingdom in this city."
Then he proceeded to tell that over
inisters ol the gospel had re
ceived a free education at Union
Theological Seminary, and grfidu
ally won the heart and thru tbe
money of his hearers. Tact tells
in a business like that.—Richmond
11, raid.
iiiteudeiit, has just uncovered four
new aud appe- ntl.v rich gold bear-ing
veins..
Wilson Mirror: Mr. Hay wood
Bdmundson, of (ireene county, a
very prominent, highly useful and
most honorable old gentleman,
died on Saturday night after a
short illness.
Carthago /.'/.itfr .- The sale of the
effects of the Millstone Company,
Teachers' Seminary and au uudi
cucc composed of the student s and
villagers upon our public school
problem. Dr. Rattle introduced
him in a few very appropriate re-marks
retering to his labors in be
half of the University in lt-so.,
The Superintendent began his
talk by noticing that tho helping
hand of all intelligent people is
needed in our educational system.
The system of public schools was
fixed In our constitution in 1S40
under the administration of GOT.
Dudley aud even if it were desir-able
there is no way ol abolishing
it except by the masses, hence the
importance of a proper study and
regard to the importance of our
school system.
In enterprise anil inventive
genius our people excel. 4-"> of
the world's railways are found i
the United States, and everywhei
which was advertised to take place ' u"r *?Pid J-'r"w"' and prosperity
on Thursday last was stopped by |*f* "'Mtriated. We are the ha|
an injunction sworn out before
Judge Dick by some of the cred-itors.
Beidsville Democrat: We learn
of a serious cutting affray between
two negroes at Rice's Store, in
Caswell county, Saturday night
One of them was fatally cut by
having his throat cnt from ear to
car. He will die.
II llsboro Record: The North
Carolina and Virginia, Conference
of the Christian Church is boldine
its annual sessions at New Elan, ingtoo, JeBersou, and others of our
piest, most prosperous, anil most
inventive people in the world.
The teachers are the true found-ers
of a republic. We fear there
is a decadence of civil and religious
liberty, but what can be more
natural, if no efforts are made
agaiust this! Our teachers should
teach the principles of the Decla-ration
of Independence and em
phasize the events that gave birth
to it.
The speaker referred to the
words of wisdom uttered by Wash
Prosperity.—W. K. Jackson has
purchased gold lands which he
will probably develop.
Raleigh.—The Oamewell lire
Alarm Co., of New York, ai
otiatiogto put in a fire alarm sys-
: D .
Raleigh.—The Thompson-Hous-ton
Electric Light Cn.j have put in
a n.-u so horsepower engine and
will put in another tl; namo.
Randolph County.—A 10
mill is to be erected at the K ind-olph
mine.
Salisbury—Subscriptions are be
ing received toward forming a
company to bnild tbe cotton fac-tory
previously reported, Tin-capital
Block will be not less than
$50,000 nor more than 9100,000.
W. I.. Klnttz can give information.
Shelby H. O. Hull, mill engi
neer. is preparing plans anil esti-mates
P.r a .".ti loom plaid mill ami
a small cotton factory, lie wants
to buy new machinery for the first
The doctors gave me up an i sad
I must die. As I was lying then
and second-hand machinery for the "" "!,;lt ■" ,Uo"''M was '" '''' ",v
Rev. .1. D. Ilufhnm, D. !>., is the
man that math' Dr. J. I.. M. Curry
el v until he was ashamed ot him
sell. Here is one of the things Dr.
Ilufliain said that made Dr. Carry
cry: uBrethn'U, thirty one years
of ban! work for Christ and souls
lie bi hind me. 1 have never
It-arm tl in rest; have never sought
church, about nine milts s-.ulli
east of this plate. The session be
gan on Tuesday and will close to
morrow.
Payetteville News: An Ameri
can gray c'agle was caught on Lit-tle
River, IS miles west of Pay-etteville,
by Mr. W. M. Caddie.
the eagle measured over eight
feet from tip to tip, and was caught
in a steel trap bated with the
sheep head he hat!.just killed.
Asbeville Citizen: Mr Fred A.
Brown, of New York city, son of a
member of tbe firm ofBrown Bros.,
prominent bankers of that city,
who recently bought the beautiful
Strawberry llil! farm near Ashu
ville, is having built an elegant
residence on his property, Mr. .1.
A. Wagner, contractor. His build-ing
is to be of native granate, of
elaborate design and finish.
Tarboro Southerner: On the 4th
tbe constable and posse of No. ti
township went to the house of
,, I, ... I .111.-... .1 . l-il. Mill.
HenryHarper,colored, two ■*• otofalta-rtariij both
from u Intake! s, with a warrant
charging him with stealing a hog.
to spare myself. My only ainbi- Harper skipped out the backdoor
tion is to go where there is most and when pursued by the officers
to be done and suflered for Him ran into White Oak swamp, w! ich
who died for me. Daring these at that time was very full, and
thirty one years of toil, I have not elu-h-r. his pursurers. Six days
laid up enough to bury me, if I f after, aud not far from 'here he
wire b. die to-day. Yes, the bad eutered tbe swamp, his body
brethren have given me .. section was found floating in the canal,
in the gra ej ird »here my dear
h de< ps. 1 -tm worth that much.
early lathers in regard to educa-tion.
Congress well made the pro
vision that J ot public laud be ap-propriated
lor use of the schools.
The Superintendent here paid a
glowing tribute to the University
ami the recommendation for its
foundation in 1770. Showed how
the recommendations of Gov. Tor-ner
in 1804, of Gov. Stone in ISO!).
of Gov. Miller in 1815, of Judge
Murphy in 1816, &C, all lead up
to the adoption of a system of
Schools ill 1840. These men all ad
vance "national education to per-petuate
the liberties of the people."
and in addition to the words of our
most distinguished sires, reasons
and snanoly both plead for the
highest usefulness possible for the
pnblic schools.
Those who protest against uni-versal
education should be answer
ed in the words of Sir. Win. Ham i
ilton. "Those wboo/moM universal P«»e"bed medicines
education are not worth ol an -
answer.11 Broad patriotism ami
irgae for
universal education. This idea is
largely growing in North Carolina
ami our public schools are licre to-
Jay. The State has to deal cliieflj
witli teenier education; but inor
als ami religion, to some extent,
should be taught, but never se ia
nanism. The Bible should he
generally used in our schools Our
•OMBBODS
Into a w-iri of the wl. ■
Where the dead an-1 .iyinn lay.
Wounded br ba> net*. .<h«lb and ball*,
^omwoody'a darlinK wad burn© one day.
Sonjobtxls-'" darlinr *> young and *.» brave
W •oriiii, yet on hit jmle, i-weet (kco,
*v-;0 to be hid by th.- dii*t of the put,
The limterinr light oi'hia boyhood icm.- ■
Mailed and damp aio the esrld ofI
KtMing the .nnw ..fthat fair ymriff brow.
I Palo are th-> hi* ofdelicate m ■ I
somebody e darling in dying now.
| Back from hia beautiful bluc<-\, nci l.r .
j Brwh all tbe wandering wave-
Cms* ui* hand' on hU bo--nn now,
ti—etcitygdi . i ...i i.
Ki»< him onr-e for wmehodyV fake.
Murmur a prayer mft and ; m -
One brigbt earl rVocn Its fittr m.:,- take-
They were MMMbotlj/a prtdt, you kn->w.
Somebody's hud had routed there ;
WM it .. m tlMr'f, -"It and white.'
And have the lip* ot a nL"ter fair
Been baptued in tho wave of light/
tiod know.- 1H,1. He «M asnMlwdyt l"vu
Someb'-ty'i heart en-Urilir>I him tliore: *
N>mebody waftisl hi* name above.
Night aud Boon, "n tbe wing* i.f prayer.
Somobody w*pt when he mairhed awa>-.
_ l<ooKmgso handswine. brave ;»:i i _-r.LT, I
ftouiobody > kui on Uu. foreoea 1 lay.
N>meboa> flang ti ht< parting l> in !
^omebodyV waitirn.- and mUohhaff li>r Una,
\earniulo bold bin ■ . ■ heart,
AM there he u.-. with !i - him- eyes din,
And <•■'■ • - - Ilka I prf apitt.
Temleriy bur> | ..- ,l,-, |.
r.iu'ing to drop on hi* unive a tear:
tarveon tbe jr<
S'ime(i>dy'» darling-ItiiijSer- !i"re,"
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
A Very i: • ;■ i-1 Increase Hater t>ecreaa«
,i;i^ l'ir»ina«laiii't..
The assumed rapid decrease of
the public debt of the United
States, as shown in the Statements
published, has seemed very mar
velous to foreigners. The expert
ence Of Other nations with their
public debts leads theni to doubl
the statements of this country.
Most of them have continually in
creasing instead of decreasing na
tional debts.
ilow then, they ask. can the
United Slates i.iuiir.ish its debt so
rapidly 1
The prosperity of the people dar-ing
all these years has been un-abated.
In fact the country has
never seen such an eta of general
prosperity. The two conditions
appear to be contradictory.
Are the statements true ?
In one sense they are undoubted-ly
correct, but tbe public debt has
largely increased since the war. It
lias accumulated lo the great in
Veil tor and discoverers whose sue
Oessful efforts have eased the bur
dens of labor ami made pleasant
the pathways of toil
A grateful public should also
acknowledge iis indebtedness to
those who have promoted health
and happiness. The proprietors of
Warner's sate cure have giveu to
the public a specific for all kidney
disorders, aud the i mi lime ruble
train of frightful diseases th.it are
caused by them. The late public
teacher. Dr. Dio Lewis, who seldom
Use Tar Heel Liniment
FOB AI.I, ACHES am) TAINS.
OET WELL.- III: HAPI'V.
F.iffiR$,riM\i\.
TOD « I* NUI: MI.M v in
DEALING WITH US.
Wo want to buy/or OaA i
100,000 lbs. Berries.
100,000 lbs. MJU Cherries
100,000 lbs. Wool,
100,000 lbs. Bones.
All tbe Dry and Green
BIDES, SHEEP SKINS, BAGS
ami BEESWAX,
Yon ran bring u*. Will also buy
I
Wholes;
GHEE
Are
FLOUR,
CORN,
PEAS.
MEAL,
OATS.
ONIONS,
PLAXSEED,
Chickens, Eggs, Butter.
&c,
For sharp cash. Any time you arc
in neeil of
GROCERIES
in large or small quantities,
Sugar, Coffee, Syrup,
1I:A. MOLASSES, BACON,
LARD, SODA, CHEESE,
CUACKEItS, CORN,
SHIP-STUFF,
Bran. Flour, Meal,
Or anything else in our line, we
will take pleasure in selling VOU.
And almosl
la
i; II ii
warm ooinmenilatioii,
found liimst-ir .-uil'.-i
kidney disorder b« i
Kidney disorders are
latte
Spruce Sim-.—Tbe Garreti Land
■ .v lave Stock I' '.. will develop
several mien mines and one or two :
iron m ~. The company has a
• ,■, ,,i "tjOO.OOOaud Jas m
P. Si II . of Providence, K. I., is
presidt
VVadvslioro.—It ia stated thai
M.-^-is. Siugleton, i.'-isi- anil Mur
i >;■. "i I'atiTson, N. -I . have tit-cided
'■■ en rt iln- nil . factory lately ,
. Ck, I'alel^ll,
cau ;ive information
Washington.—'' is rumored i ■ a I
the Scotland Seek Uailroad will
\\ !!II»;II ;ton.—Tlic Cherav
repoi ted, lias
been organized « ith II. !.. L
lent, and \V. A. Hin
nhaw, superinteudoiit. Work on
Ibuildings \ti!l l„ commenceil ai
once.
Wilmington. — Edward S. Ten
uenl is erecting a knitting mill i"
manufacture underware. He has
purchased machinery.
Winston.—Cicero Tise has puK
nal machinery m Ins farm-
' t tire factory.
Praise Vonr Wile.
i'raise your wife, man: forpityVi
~ ike give her a little enci i
mi nt: it won't hurl her.
doesn't expect it: it will make her
eyes open, wider than thty have
tm-ih,-las: ten years; but it will
tlo her good for all that and yon,
too. There arc many women to
day thirsting for si word of praise
ami encouragement. Yon know
that if the floor is clean labor has
been performed to make ic so. You
know that if yon can take from j
your drawer n clean shirl when
ever jon »nut it somebody's Iln
;ti - il ve toil) il. Why don'l t o
come out with it hearty. "Why
how pleasantly yon make thing*
look, wile," or --1 am obliged to
von tor taking so much pains." Il
ytii gave a hundred and sixtieth i
part ot tin- compliments you al
mostchoked them with before they j
.Mir married, if von would atop tho
badinage about whom yon are go-ing
to have when number one is
dead, (such things wives may
laugh at, but they Binfc deep some
turns, fewer women would seek
for other sou n is of happiness.
Master Tommy ia sick and also
indisposed to lake the prescribed
remedy. Come; 1113 precious, says
dying bed, «aiting for death to
come, I asked myself: -What have
I made of life!' The fact thai I
had lived for Christ, and not ror
self, made tne supremely happy.
Instead of dying, God raised mo
np, and now I wish to testify to
yon that nothing pays so well as
fol t'!.: i-t. ' lint you mils'
heat l»r. llutlt im to know how t-i
appreci itc » lial hu saj s. His voice
is sweeter than that ofa woman.—
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present school apprnpri ition does
The Washington correspondent not meet anythiug like tin- needs
of the robacoo Plant saya: "Friends of our people. 81.35 is a paltry
ol Mr. Walter Page, who live in sum. .mil it is no wonder our
this city, tell me thai he has loft schools are held ill such nttle es-
Ids recent positions in the offices teem. Education should,so f-r as
of the Evening Pott and Harper possible, be given free in all our
Bros, and have accepted a iii-si colleges,
lion on the editorial stall' ot the The speaker ably discussed tbe
Forum Mr. Page Is expected to education of the negro, various
visit Washington this winter for poi-ts m our prescut system ca
.1 week or so, lie is one of the pnWIe ui improvement, ami alto
brightest and most promising men gether gave a clear and practical
our State has produced, and every 'account of our rial school problem
pioiiiiitini: be receives is a matter | and offered valuable suggestions
in regard to tho same. The lecture
was highly appreciated, and
thinking the PATRIOT readers
would appreciate a sketch of same,
the above hasty notts we sent.
of gi atificatiOD.
.•iniilitie d Herald: The Selma
\ ■» has suspended, after a brief
ue —Mr. Allen Jernigan
died of typhoid fever at Benson's
last Saturday. He was .1 young
man. Hums, tho colored barber
at Selma. w as seriously shot in bis
shop Sat unlay night last by Thos.
I. r, isti-i. Hums was in his shop
al work when I.avister, who was
I In- iutlucuce of liquor, drop-
|i d into the shop and soon became
Involved iu a tassel with someone;
he was asked to stop, whereupon
he drew his revolver and tlelilier
11 ige seen in ittely shot burns ill the forehead,
rabilia. How and then walked out. lie was
; , loan has s inic sell,-dull'
of cot.duel lo guide him. In bio
graphics -. n U ul rules of life set
'down one bj one -is buoys for the
keel. I • luil easi r In order 1 ur
- waj s \'\ .,,- uni'iis if ifesils
was ;I:W.II . in the guest chamber?
Si • the .'---I of the Polemic
I doctrinal cadaver,
for iii--- el I demonstrating
Ih -pei 1 - : ml the gracious
. tender
tile sacred
cousidei
ilomesi ii
: . 1 e cxhauseil »inejar! lion
charming the Face that wins to a
babes 11 the
bosom of their mothers! Peter's
Child sits on IliS knee—a sermon
in itself without the previous words
- il* then. Martha must not
be anxious about the meal—one
dish 1111 i> is ne >dful for Him. John
leaned back on His breast iu lov-ing
familiarity. Women saluted
by 1,niching His person, as Mary
let us see when she attempts to
embrace His leet, not yet gone
above the clouds. Anil so. often
in ("ana—to prevent .1 subsequently arrested and tried lie
intion lie supple-i fore Copt. A. M. Noble, ami we
suppose bound over, but we learn
that having been given the oppor
tunny to escape, be took ailvan
tage of it and sloped. Burns is in
a critical condition ami may not
recover.
Raleigh Neat Obierrer : Pent
tentiary board of directors was ill
session yesterday but bad no.
special business of public import'
ance to transact. Twenty-live ad
ditional convicts wen- assigned to
work on the Plymouth turnpike
road. A gentleman who arrived
111 tbe i-itv from Vance county
ami often ii is toid how lie touched yesterday told ofa horrible occur-tin-
sick, 1 irressinglj and to cure, rence in that city hist week wbich
Creeds, Coulessions, Comment points to foul play on the part of
aries. Muses, Ellas—all lade be- some one. A small shanty was
fore the faith that .seems all in discovered to he on Hie by some
Jesus, The saint, aged or child, passers by, who proceeded to ex
dying, catches visious of Him and tingnish the names, not knowing
leaves a whisper or joy oil the air that any one was iu it. When thej
—".Ii-sus." -7,',. Dr. haffert). j had put the fire out they found ly-ing
mi Ibe floor the dead body ol .1
Watlcslioro Intelligencer: A few-colored woman chaieil and still
days ago, while Mr. Dennis Tarll burning She lived in tin-house
ton and his little boy were at work and It seems that some one had
ina field, a party of partridge dealt foully with her aud set fire to
hunters, passing that way, fired at the house to conceal tbe crime.
rey of partridges, but missed Both the woman's arms were bro
the birds and struck the men. Mr. ken.—Henderson dots: A few
Tarlton received 13 of the shut, a days ago il was announced that
part in his face. The hoy was theU.&D. It. B. Co., had pur-struck
in the legs by 11 number of chased a valnable l"t upon which
shot. Fortunately the wounds It would erect a handsome freight
were not serious. From every depot and passenger station, and
point comes loud and prolonged the work ia already begun. To
complaint about tbe gem tal de- day ground was begun on the
moralization of the Northern Railroad.
■ genei
mail service.
link's lur i-ainiiv Peace.
First—We may be quite sure
that our will is likely to be crossed
to day : so prepare for it.
Second—Everybody in tbe bouse
has an evil nature as well as our
selves ; and, therefore, we are not
to expect too much.
Third—To learn the different
tempt r of each individual.
Fourth—When any good hap-pens
In anyone, to rejoice at it.
Fifth—When inclined to give an
angry answer, to ooilnt tell.
Sixth—If from sickness, pain or
infirmity, we leel irritable, to keep
a very strict watch over ourselves.
Seventh—'foul >s irve whenothers
an- so suffering, and drop a word
of kindness and sympathy suited to
their wants.
Eigh'h—To watch for little op-portunities
of pleasing, ami to put
little anu-i.auces out of the way.
Ninth—To take a cheerful view
of everything.
Tenth—In all little pleasures
which I IV occur, 10 |"'H self las'.
Eleventh—To try for t!i- soil an
.swerth.it ' luruetli nwaj wrath.-'
Twelfth—When we have been
pained by an unkind wi nl or deed,
to ask ourselves: -'Have I not of
ten done the same and been I ir-given
'."
Thirt- eiitii—In conversation, not
•urs'lves. but to bring
others forward.
Fourteenth—To lie verv gentle
with the younger ones am
them with respect.
Fifteenth—Never lo judgi ■
another, bill to attribute 11 good
motive when we can.
Sixteenth—To compareoor man
ifoid blessings nitll the trilling .111
noyaucea of the day.
Wile—In the rivalry between
Mrs. Langlry and Mrs Potter for
bitt ionic honors, John, which laily
<lo vou think is leading?
Husband—Why I understand
that Mrs. Langtry is still two
lira.ids of soap ahead.
93 pei cent, says the proprietors ol
that remedy, of all diseases. It
you keep the kidneys iu health.
yon have the greatest assurance of
freedom from till disc ise.
Before the discovery «'i this rein
edt, blight's disease was deemed
iiu-nral-te. Nov. the number of
victims of the diead kidnej dis-eases,
arnl all others caused In
such diseases, it ho are by i' snatch
ed Irani death constantly increases,
and as the efficacy if the remedy
becomes more widely known those
who have reason to I" devoutly
thankful tint this wfimlciful spe-cific
haS hee ade known to t he
world, multiply with rapidly in-creasing
ratio.
Sanford Expreen : A Mr. I-r.i .
of this county, while digging a
well in his yard struck a »,-i.t rich
vein of gold. Mi. W. K. JackHoii,
of Prosperity, hail the ore ex
ainineil by au expert anil im iii
ately purchased the well i the
land around ahoul by paying *-o -
0(MI. It is said to he a reglll.ll
bonanza.
Iu our til tee 11 years experience in
the business we have learned fcoir,
when andfrom it-hum to buy. Ilav
1 any sort, I ing tbe cash to buy with we pick
lecilic his up many bargains that cannot be
I said il he touched l'\ merchants who boy on
from any time. These bargains we divide
dd use it. with our customers, C<meandsee
the cause nt us—we are headquarters,
Houston A. Urn.
Greensboro, N. t'.
Ml
are invited I,
lino
l*.-i.-rlisli A *>IM«' .laiir-i
'I'ltr TIIBH.
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FirSI Tramp—Tin
da\ s hate come,
Secouil Tramp—Ti> •
the year.
"Yes, everybody hi
saw."—Out,il,,, World
—Nice
Caldcleni
Sugar ehe.
Ii .S: Ilio's.
melancholy
iddest of
wooil to
K. VI.
111113
—fakes. Crackers, 1 Ii
Rice, at i'.. M. Caldcleiigli
i-M- and
.v. Bro's.
\ ^PIIRTINC: MASS'S EXPEHIKM '•
A i tiaiittr Iriini Ihi
In I < ■
1 in-. 1 r.
rinlli. Mli
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his mother, you inusl swallow your Great Scott! was there ever any
medicine., thing so provoking! Every week,
"Ican't. everyday, almost every hour in
*'Otic always can when one wants I ti.IV, gome subscriber comes to us
to." with tin- complaint: "I can't gel
-I'.ut I don'l WHO tn"—.lidn
Durham &
M«j ^.nMhrohiWensineer, who; wmmMMPm ^.CTMLVI
besidee being »kitM in hit pro TWi; . . ^ , rA ,.r (.ofctt iiraW^
fetsion is a cu>tnrra gciiiiiMinui ot. «,„.. ui-,.... un rhmm, iv--:
pleannnt address, preaide«1 grace [gf^jHSit,
i*n11 v as ingater *>t' iwreilionies. Hnanuit«e<fiofivei>«rJ
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Mr. S. A. MCQUEEN, "i RW!
Springs. N ('.. cm supply our
readers with all kind*of I'ine I.um-ber,
and in- know i,t ltd ill
W'UOIII we would lather flit! i.-' mil
order*, Tin- young e.. ntl -
a s F Sheriff McQm en, and we
consider him perfectly rciluble
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